Introduction
Problem description
An error message is displayed on screen. The core of the error message is The directory '/srv/data/datasets_rec' does not exist>
Troubleshooting procedure
1 Check the SSD is correctly inserted
Check that he SSD is inserted correctly into the correct slot.
2 The datasets_rec folder is missing
Note: The following instructions make use of Ubuntu's terminal on the device, f you are not experienced using Ubuntu, contact supprt@navvis.com.
Note: The folder for the SSD drive is under /srv/. Perform the following only on the device itself. On workstations the SSD can be located under other paths.
Check in the following path /srv/
to see if data/datasets_rec
folder exists. If not, create the datasets_rec
folder manually, either using the terminal or the GUI. Remember to set up the permissions correctly for the data folders:
Create a folder manually in the terminal:
mkdir -p /srv/data/datasets_rec
Add the correct permissions to the folder.
sudo chmod -R 755 /srv/data
Check if the /srv/data folder exists, if not use the command nv_setup-data-disk, which will automatically set up the essential folder structures, as well as the permissions. Example of usage:
sudo nv_setup-data-disk /srv -y
FAQ
What does the error message indicate?
The error message indicates that the directory '/srv/data/datasets_rec' does not exist.
How can I check if the SSD is correctly inserted?
You should check that the SSD is inserted correctly into the correct slot.
What should I do if the datasets_rec folder is missing?
You can create the datasets_rec folder manually using the terminal or the GUI.
What command do I use to create the datasets_rec folder in the terminal?
You can use the command 'mkdir -p /srv/data/datasets_rec' to create the folder.
How do I set the correct permissions for the data folders?
You can set the correct permissions using the command 'sudo chmod -R 755 /srv/data'.
What if the /srv/data folder does not exist?
If the /srv/data folder does not exist, you can use the command 'sudo nv_setup-data-disk /srv -y' to set up the essential folder structures and permissions.